Plural form of duckery; places where ducks are kept or bred, or collections of duck-related items.
From 'duckery' (places where ducks are raised) plus the plural '-ies.' The suffix '-ery' comes from Old French and indicates a place or collection related to the root word.
Historical 'duckeries' were sometimes famous attractions—in medieval Europe, noble families would maintain elaborate duck ponds and breeding facilities as status symbols showing their sophistication and wealth.
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